— Hillsong Young & Free, who have been nominated for a GRAMMY®, has released “Phenomena (DA DA) Remixes,” which includes the bonus track “Freedom Is Coming (Reimagined).” “Phenomena (DA DA) Remixes,” which is out today with a video component, is a collection of fresh, new takes on Young & Free’s 2021 hit “Phenomena (DA DA).” The remixed multitrack, which was originally recorded in front of a live audience, elevates the evocative song to even greater heights, encapsulating the feverish energy of a crowd on fire for God’s love while elevating its powerful message of God’s will. “You’ve given me Your vision/ Better than a dream/ You ain’t gotta wake me up/ It’s not a fantasy,” the track declares, hard-hitting and melodically anthemic with a rap interlude. Here’s where you can listen to “Phenomena (DA DA) Remixes” and watch the video.

“Phenomena (DA DA)” was first released in July of 2021 as part of Hillsong Young & Free’s EP “Out Here on a Friday Where It Began,” and has since received over 5 million streams. Young & Free enlisted the help of several of their own youth ministry members to help produce the compilation, which was written in just one week and recorded live at Hillsong Youth on a Friday night in Sydney. “That night had a very special feeling to it.” “Everyone was just so leaned in,” said Karina Savage of Young & Free.

Hillsong Young & Free has released a number of highly successful albums and over 20 singles since their formation in 2013, amassing over 545 MILLION YouTube channel views and 1.4 BILLION global career streams (with a 1.1M global unit career consumption). Young & Free has eight No. 1 career singles and ten Top 10 singles at Hot AC radio, with a combined social following of over 3 MILLION fans. Their debut album “We Are Young & Free” landed in the Top 25 on Billboard 200 while “Youth Revival” garnered the group its first-ever GRAMMY® nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album (2017). (2017). Their recent single “Every Little Thing” spent eight weeks at #1 on Hot AC radio, making it the band’s longest-running #1

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